Credit: REUTERS/INTS KALNINSOSLO, May 28 (Reuters) - Norway's consumer confidence fell to 12.8 points in the second quarter on a seasonally adjusted basis from a revised 13.3 points in the first, a survey by lobby group Finance Norway showed on Tuesday.
The first-quarter reading had originally been reported at 12.7 points.
The index peaked at 20.2 points the first quarter of 2018 and has since gradually declined amid an increase in the Norwegian central bank's interest rates and a more uncertain outlook for the global economy.
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